Sentence examples for of permanent values from inspiring English sources

The German chancellor is famous for her – depending on how you see it – ideological flexibility or lack of permanent values.

The practice of avoiding direct references to fascism virtually disappeared from MSI propaganda in the 1980s and '90s, as illustrated by the declaration of Fini, elected party secretary in 1987: "Fascism was part of the history of Italy and the expression of permanent values".

None of his works was of permanent value.

Some of these criticisms are well founded, but even so Austin's work is of permanent value.

Ideals of permanent value, excellence of making and natural materials that matured with age motivated Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement he inspired.

by taking for a standard wheat or some other thing of permanent value". 2 M. Farrand, The Records of the Federal Convention of 1787, p. 45 (1911).

The most probing symphonies of Beethoven, Brahms and Mahler, and the more recent works of Sibelius, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Henryk Gorecki, communicate inward states, life experiences and stances that are of permanent value.

The Pentagon Building has twice the floor space of the Empire State Building, Police problem because of unmarried females Archives, any federal records of permanent value or historical interest are rampant.

Still, among the shorter poems Ford has missed little of permanent value — I would have kept "Poem ('I ran through the snow like a young Czarevitch')" and "Mary Desti's Ass" — while remaining admirably fair-minded to O'Hara's variety.

However, MSSA may determine that certain categories of financial records are of permanent value to the University, and will arrange for appropriate storage of such records beyond their active period.

I recommend that the serial publications should be continued or replaced by better ones (if any such appear) and that new books which promise to be of permanent value should be added to the extent that funds will permit.